Find out what your Pokémon cards are worth.
Scan a card with your camera and TCG Companion identifies it, shows the current raw market value and graded tiers, and links straight to live eBay listings for the exact card.
- 8graded tiers
- 178English sets
- LiveeBay listings
The five things that move a card's worth
Check these before you ask for a number.
Rarity
Illustration rares, secret rares and full arts pull far more than commons. Rarity is tagged on every card in our set lists.
Condition
A PSA 10 can be worth 5–10× a raw near-mint copy. The app shows graded prices separately from ungraded.
Pokémon popularity
Charizard, Pikachu and Eevee cards hold value better than niche Pokémon. The market reacts fast to hype.
Print & age
Older, smaller-print sets (first edition Base, Neo, E-Card) command a premium that modern prints can't match.
Variant
Reverse holos, promos and alt arts often sell for multiples of the non-holo. Always check the variant.
Three ways to check what your card is worth
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Scan it
Open TCG Companion and point your camera. The card is identified and priced in roughly a second.
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Find it in a set list
Browse the set library on this site, open the set and find the card by number.
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Tap through to eBay
Every card on this site has a direct link to eBay so you can see real listings.
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Track it in your collection
Add the card to your collection and the running value updates as market prices move.
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Frequently asked questions
How much is my Pokémon card worth?
It depends on the set, rarity and condition. Scan the card in the app and you'll see the current market value plus a live eBay link in seconds.
Are older cards always worth more?
Not always. Age helps, but print size, condition and Pokémon popularity matter more. A modern Charizard illustration rare can out-value a common 1999 Base Set card.
Should I grade my card before selling?
Only if it's near mint and the graded price clearly beats grading + shipping costs. The app shows graded vs. raw pricing so you can do the math before you submit.
Where does the pricing data come from?
Market prices are sourced from PriceCharting, and the eBay button opens live listings so you can cross-check with actual marketplace activity.
Check every card you own
Scan a stack of cards and get the current value on each one in minutes.
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